Cooking Utensils

Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Can Opener, Aluminium Foil, Bottle Opener, P-38 Can Opener, Cutting Board, Plastic Wrap, Scraper, Butter Churn, Lemon Squeezer, Corkscrew, Butcher Block, Churchkey, Peeler, Salt and Pepper Shakers, Milk Watcher, Funnel, Coffee Filter, Rolling Pin, Pastry Bag, Juicer, Garlic Press, Bottle Scraper, Calphalon, Meat Thermometer, Cheese Slicer, Whisk, Measuring Cup, List of Food Preparation Utensils, Springform Pan, Trudeau Corporation, Saran, Palayok, Bedrock Mortar, Spatula, Tamis, Tongs, Grater, Cheesecloth, Mandoline, Oxo International, Microplane, Cookie Cutter, Food Mill, Zester, Toffee Hammer, Tin Foil, Potato Masher, Chinoise, Wax Paper, Melon Ball, Lemon Reamer, Sujeo, Dough Scraper, Spurtle, Potato Ricer, Egg Slicer, Trivet, Greaseproof Paper, Beverage Opener, Cocktail Stick, Mouli Grater, Colander, Fish Slice, Dough Blender, Skewer, Frosting Spatula, Candy Thermometer, Measuring Spoon, Cheese Cutter, Scotch Hands, Tomato Knife, Cherry Pitter, Pastry Blender, Roller Docker, Butcher Paper, Baking Stone, Mushroom Cloth, Mated Colander Pot, Cookie Press, Nutmeg Grater, Crab Cracker, Bakery Paper, Herb Chopper, Chakla, Cassole. Excerpt: A can opener (also known as a tin opener) is a device used to open metal cans. Although preservation of food using tin cans had been practiced since at least 1772 in the Netherlands, the first can openers were patented only in 1855 in England and in 1858 in the United States. Those openers were basically variations of a knife, and the 1855 design continues to be produced. The first opener employing the now familiar sharp rotating wheel, which runs around the can's rim cutting the lid, was invented in 1870 but was difficult to operate. A breakthrough came in 1925 when a second, serrated wheel was added to hol. More:

Cooking Utensils

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